Layout Effect of Manufacturing Workplace to Illumination of Working Position

Year 2017, , 11 - 13, 20.04.2017

Darina Dupláková , Marián Flimel

https://doi.org/10.19072/ijet.295431

Cited By: 1

Abstract

Layout of
manufacturing workplace is demanding process which has to take into
consideration the technical knowledge, ergonomic rules and factors. One of
these factors is illumination, too. The optimization of working position
illumination is significant element of working environment and it has strong
effect on safety at the work, well-being, health, motivation and performance of
workers. Presented article is focused on effect consideration of layout and
operational layout of workplace to illumination of working position by software
modelling in the stage of workplace design.

Keywords

Layout, illumination, Dialux, manufacturing workplace

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